St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-09
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Schiffmann-


cember, 1887. in advance of the cOllec-
ton of taxes for same included in the
tax levy for the year 1887. The proper
officers are hereby authorized and III
Structed to Issue certificate or GER
tificateS of Indebtedness for the same,
bearing interest at rate not exceeding
per cent per annum. maturing on OF
before nine months from date of issue.
Adopted by
YeaS-lnSpectOrS Schumacher, Miner,
SimmOn, Ellis. Wright, Athey, Schiff-
and Mr.. President-12.
Nays-0.
By Inspector DObner-
Resolved, That the committee Oh Real
Estate is hereby authorized to rent a
room in the vicinity of the LOngfellow
school for the purpose of providing adj
ditiOnal and necessary accommodation
for said LOngfellow school.
Inspector SimmOn moved to amend
by adding to above resolution the fol-
lowing: AFTER Jan. 1, next, if found
necessary
The question being called OH the
amendment, the same was adopted by
Yeas-1nspectorS Minor, SimmOn,
Ellis, Athey, Schiffmann, Cook, Ber-
landi, Haas, DObner and Mr.. President
10.
Nays-InspectOr Schurmeier-l.
Excused-Inspector Wright.
The resolution, as amended, was then
adopted by the same vote as last above.
YeaS-1O.
BY Inspector DObner-
Resolved, That the Committee on Real
Estate is hereby authorized to have an
additional four az rooms completed in
the Hancock school, at cost not to eX-
ceed the price heretofore bid for the do
ing of the same by j. c. Lillis.
Lost by
Yeas-Inspectors Schurmeier, Minor,
Abbey, Schiffmann, Berlandi, Haas
and DObner-7.
Nays-Inspectors Simmon, Ellis, Cook,
and Mr.. Presidents.
EXcused-InspectOr Wright.
By Inspector Dobner-
Resolved, That we do hereby adopt
the books adopted by the State Text
Book Commission on Physiology and
Hygiene for use in our public schools.
Referred to Committee on Text Books
and the Attorney.
By Inspector DObner-
Resolved, That the Committee on
Real Estate be and they are hereby in
structed to sell the present building
used for school purposes at Hamline
when the new Hancock school shall be
ready for occupancy.
Referred to Committee on Real Estate.
By Inspector SimmOn-
Resolved, That the Superintendent
be and he is hereby requested and di-
rected to designate all cases of hardness
of teachers occurring in the future by
name, and report the same to this
Board.
Referred to Committee on Schools.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The President announced his appoint
ment of Inspector Wright to all the re-
spective positions heretofore held by In
SpectOr Gilbert, either as chairman or
member of the several committees, and
made vacant by Mr.. GilbertS reSigna-
ton. =
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS.
The following bills, all in due form
and approved by the proper committees,
were then presented and read, viz:
No. In whose favor. Amt.
1922 A. q. Desparois, estimate 50. $50 90
1923 w. o. Erickson, estimate i $50 81
1924 Exhaust VentilatOr cOmpa-
ny. estimate. 500 IS
1425 Holland Il Thompson Man.
ufacturlng company. estimate. 1864 So
1926 Trick Il Co., estimate. ......4, 600 90
1927 Armit. E. y. IL Co. 296 81
I42S AVerill, Carpenter & Co... 81 -
1929 Barratt, E. c.. ,.......s 176 so
1850 Barrett, 0. E.......... 45 90
1881 BOhn Manufacturing COM
pany. =. .......... IA 80
1882 Breen, Math. ........... 90 so
1433 Brown. Treacy & Co...... 43 90
1884 Campbell, Walsh IL JilsOn.. 50 As
1885 Same Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
1436 Champ, Geo. 90 so
1887 Confer, j. B. & Co. ... 8 20
143S COnstans, II. B........ 10 90
1889 Contingent Fund lotto Dire
her, secretary ................ 112 81
144O Corlies, Chapman d Drake. 139 90
1441 De Bruyn, ii. j.. w 800
1442 Dowlan. John d. Sons -. i ,123 81
1443 Educational Supply Co., The Is II
1444 Engel, Jefferson. .... so Is
1445 Eureka Stone Company SO 10
1916 Flexible Wire Mat Co.,. 372 95
1447 Gauger, 4. F......... 262 40
144S Gleich IL Krause. ........ 976 ~
l449 Haag, Joseph .... 4 SO
1850 Hamer, Joseph. .......... 7SS so
1451 Hochkirch. Charles. .... Al 25
1452 Hartford Steam Boiler In
spection & Insurance Co. 80. 525 90
1853 Horst. C.. 625 96
1854 Same. So %
1855 Same. 90 65
1856 Kraus. John ....... 80 So
1857 Lamson, George Wells. go. 127 so
145S Martin, Paul Il Company. 65 20
1859 Murphy, 2. l., Agent go. ia 80
1860 Myers IL Carpenter. .... IA S.
1861 North Star Iron Works CO.. 43 50
1862 Norton, Andrew ........ % 90
1863 PENNSYLVANIA Slate Co... 1,6OS 20
1864 Peoples Ice Company. IL 90
1865 Peteler. PHI. It's 90
l466 Same Observation-Disclosures. "a 10
1867 Pound, George C......... 157 40
14GS Prendergast Bros . IL 80
1869 Prince 4 Shandrew. 1850. ITO 90
147O Same. s. 90
1471 Pruden Stove Co... -. 80 0S
1472 Robinson 4 Cary. 6 90
1473 Rogers, Jno. Jr., Il Bro. $50 90
1474 Ryan Drug Co. 81 IS
1475 Schmidt, Joseph. . SO 80
1476 Shaw. ,JnO. E........ II %
1477 Stewart, A. + ...... "a 90
147S Stockton IL Lindquist 49,. 1,193 95
1879 st. Paul Fire x Marine Ins.
Co.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6S w
1850 st. Paul Foundry Co.. go
1881 st. Paul Hardware Co... So
1882 Same II 81
1883 Strickland. w. G ...... 81 so
1854 Thomas, James. "a %
1885 Trick and Company.... 81 90
1886 Union Tank line. ........... AZ 90
1887 Water Commissioners. BID
of 1872 OS
1883 Wilcken IL Wildung.. $50. 10 so
1889 Wilgus, J. Ii. So 90
1890 Williams, j. f. A.......... 60 90
Allowed and ordered paid by:
Yeas-Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon. Ellis. Wright, Athey, Schiff-
mann. Cook. Berlandi, Haas, Dobner
and Mr. PreSident.-12.
NEW BUSINESS.
The agent for the Burlington Vene
tan blind, by invitation of the Commit
tee on Real Estate, n charge of the
matter, explained the working and the
merits of the article, when, on motion
of Inspector Schitfmann, the Board